Cheyenne County Commissioners Approve Road Vacations and Highway
Cheyenne County Nebraska February 19 1929 meeting of the board of county commissioners. Actions include vacating parts of roads 16 7 16 5 51 10 and establishing a public highway described along sections 7 8 9 18 17 16 in township 16 north range 51 west. Also approve bonds for road overseer and assessors and appoint Glen Wise as Lodgepole precinct constable pending bonds. Board to solicit sealed bids for courthouse linoleum and adjourns until March 5 1929.
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Cheyenne County Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Nelson
P. C. Collart
Bert ‘Allington
J. W. Billeter
Henry Pavlat
W. K. Hodgkin
H. F. Kahler
Eagle Precinct
C. J. Smith
Lodgepole Precinct
Hilbert Borcher
Bunker Hill
A. W. Friede
Union Valley
Co. E. Weyerts
Gurley
Glen Wise
Lodgepoole
Cheyenne County
P. C Collart
Bert Allington
Edwin Aurich
Said Township
Harvey M. Pisher
Said County
Said
Bordwell
Cheyenne
Birthday party guests and community gatherings in Grand Prairie
In Grand Prairie Mrs. Schenck’s birthday surprise drew friends including Miss Lucille Waddell and Miss Dorothy Irwin with the Irwins and Jorgensens attending. Several residents hosted and visited in Sidney and Lodge Pole while community events featured an oyster supper at district 17 schoolhouse and family dinners at the Tremain and Roberts homes.
Community Notices From Colton Scott County
South Colton residents visit at John Cortney home while tractor school attendees travel to Sidney. Local families attend sales in Crook and Sidney. several members visit hospitals, banks, and Shoppes in Sidney. Weather hints at harsher winter ahead as community keeps up with events and chores.
Bonser family activity fills Crook area notes
South Sunol reports include G. W. Bonser and son Harry repairing a well at the George Bonser home Monday, C. W. Bonser and Elsie visiting Sedgwick for medical care, and multiple visits by Japps, McCracken, Redden, and Gentry families. Raymond Gentry bought a Ford sedan recently and was seen visiting local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bonser
Crook
Olga Japp
Sylvia Japp
Four Square
C.W. Bonser
Harry
George Bonser
Carl Lind
Ernest Bonser
George McCracken
Charles Redden
Raymond Gentry
C. O. Gentry
C. W. Bonser
Elsie
Sedgwick
J. F. Japp
Tom
Harold Bonser
Creamery warns against direct shipper claims in Falls City
In Richardson County Nebraska, the Creamery Company of Falls City cautions producers about new buy stations offering direct shipper prices. The independent creamery asserts it pays honest market value and relies on farmer supplies, noting costs of running buying stations are borne by the producer and urging continued shipping to the cooperative creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson County Bank
Sunny Side Dinner Guests and Visits Across Town
Joel Wickard was a dinner guest at A. H. Rathbun’s home on Wednesday. Albert Weigers of Loveland Colorado vacationed several days at the Arnold Thurow home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson called at the Walter Hern bloom home Sunday. Mrs. Philippi and baby returned to the Roberts home Friday after two weeks in Sidney. Mrs. Fred Holtman of Lodge Pole helped care for the new baby at Mike Lauder’s. Charles Rathbun and Art Rathbun families spent Sunday at E. L. Myers and John Rathbun homes west of Dalton. Walter Wassum spent several days in Sidney with Mrs. Wassum, now in Carlson hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck
Margaret Martin
Lucille Waddell
Dorothy Irwin
Robert
Fred Irwin
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
Will Gade
Sidney
John Hokom
John
Olver
Wilson
Ray Tremain
Harold Tremain
James Irwin
Sam Irwin
Jones and
Thomas Sale
J. H. Gell
Mons Johnson
Leslie
August Gade
Elmer
T. G. Waddell
J. C. Jorgensen
Famey
John Olson
Russell Galatian
Charles Smith
Albert Johnson
Will Frerichs
Willam
Albert Prerichs
E. L. Booth
A. A. Fenske
W. W. Craig
Leslie Johnson
Emil Gade
E. Planck
Alice Closman
Walter Proctor
Earl Gell
East
J. C. Jurgensen
District 17
Charles Welton
W. O. Johnson
Alva Hart
Ray Réxroth
Ben
Verona
A. L
Doris
Clyde Wallace
Dan Rupert
Howard Denny
Lodge Pole
Lee Johnson
Earl Johnson
Ted
Martin Christensen
Lodge Pyle
Carl Thomas
Joe Deaver
W. L. Needham
Billy
John Cortney
Louis
Bill George
H. J Essen
A. J Petre
George
Creek
John Geert
Heste- Deaver
Lodge Pole Sry
A. J Fetre
Crook
H. P. Cortney
George Deaver
H Dd Silsen
Stanley
T °- Zimmerman
John Coto
Skavey George
Harry Witters
Lenora Cortney
American Bank
John Brauer
Carl Scmidt
Henry Koester
H. J. Elsen
W L. Needham
Krueger
Joel Wickard
A. H. Rathbun
Albert Weigers
Loveland
Colo
Arnold Thurow
Oscar Olson
Walter Hernbloom
Philippi
Baby
Roberts
Fred Holtman
Mike Lauder
Charles Rathbun
Art Rathbun
E. L. Myers
John Rathbun
Dalton
Walter Wassum
Wassum
Carlson Hospital
Chappell Social Roundup and Family Gatherings
W. E. Thurow and Art Rathbun hosted callers Monday afternoon. A dance by Mr and Mrs Henry Koplin drew a good crowd Saturday evening. Several families visited and shared an oyster stew Friday at the Charles Welton home. The Erwin young folks spent the evening there. Walter Weigers stayed Thursday with Arnold Thurow. H C Schmale and wife planned a trip to Omaha for an operation. Herman Florke and family staying at the Smale home. Washingtons birthday program by the Womens club at the U S A theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Thurow
Art Rathbun
Henry Koplin
Emil Johnson
L. K. Omel
Charles Welton
Will Thurow
August Jurgens
Art Roberts
Erwin
Walter Weigers
Arnold Thurow
H. C. Schmale
Omaha
Schmale
Herman Florke
Walt H_ nb
Roberts Butcher
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Charles W Fisher
Harvey M Fisher
Fred Kierstein
Joseph Nagengast
Edd Sanders
G. A Bergt
Otto Bergt
Sophie Sanders
Benjamin F. Graham
Frank W. Scherer
Guy .V Doran
Court House
Attest
Henry Paviat
Grand Prairie
Telegraph
South Sunol
Paus City
Falls City
Washington
Womans Club
U. S. A. Theatre
Olson & Sons
George Washington
Republic
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